The wraparound shape covers well at the sides too: driving into a low sun I no longer have to pull down the visor. And they suit me with my hair up or down.
She crossed the Atlantic twice.
In 1928 Amelia Earhart crossed the Atlantic as a passenger, and it was not enough for her. On 20 May 1932 she left Newfoundland alone at the controls: fourteen hours and fifty-four minutes later she landed in a field near Londonderry.
During the flight she lost fuel and watched the exhaust manifold catch fire. She did not turn back. Few people have become legend in a way so adventurous and so mysterious.
The model dedicated to her has the sunken front and the wraparound line of the 1930s screen stars: it looks out without being looked into.
